It is a bill that has been considered by the Maryland General Assembly over the last few years, but it never made it out of committee.
Baltimore County Republican Delegate Pat McDonough is introducing legislation to require that some of the members of the county's school board be elected by the public, with the rest being appointed by the county executive.
Currently, all 11 members of the school board are appointed by the governor
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2 comments:
No exec exemptions fully elected board then get school vouchers.
Anonymous said...
No exec exemptions fully elected board then get school vouchers.
November 25, 2013 at 11:54 AM
Who wants to work a full time job at very little pay. Do you know how much a board member is compensated for their services??
Running for a seat as a school board member would cost a lot more money than they are compensated for. It's not worth it until they increase the compensation for board members.
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